What do you use to log tank info

[jkef2010]

Just wanted to see what everyone used to,log tank info. Such as parameters, livestock, equipment updates etc.

Does anyone know any iPad apps they recommend to keep track of this info?

 

[DaveK]

There are app out there you can get, but the easy way to do it is to just use your normal word processor or spreadsheet program. Best of all you need not spend any additional money.

If you have a controller, you may find the controller vendor may have custom software that can do some ot the recording for you. That can also be a good choice.

 

[sirrealism]

I use an app on my android called My aquarium logger. It works ok but I dont know if there is one for apple.

 

[puffermike]

If you have an android you can download AqDiary. It's free and you can list multiple tanks with a wide variety of ways to categorize everything. Once I found out about this I quit using my physical notepad and the computer one. You can also easily backup your progress with this app as well. It's awesome.

 

[Crazyeyes]

If you have an android you can download AqDiary. It's free and you can list multiple tanks with a wide variety of ways to categorize everything. Once I found out about this I quit using my physical notepad and the computer one. You can also easily backup your progress with this app as well. It's awesome.

Just downloaded this! Thanks for the heads up

 

[whippetguy]

I use the aquaplanner app. Couldn't live without it. Reminds to do tasks that sometimes I forget. Plus makes nice graphs of all your parameters and does all those things you asked for in the initial post.

 

[Aquadude]

I have a Windows phone so I use an excel spreadsheet on the phone. It backs up to the cloud so I can access it from anywhere.

 

[goma]

I have an Excel spreadsheet that works really well (Can't remember where I got it) but it tracks all parameters and graphs them as well. If anyone wants a copy of it, PM me with your email address and I'll send it to you.

 

[neildradford]

I use an app (iPad & iPhone) called Aquarimate. Been using it for about 5 or 6 weeks, it's pretty good and gets updated by the developer. It does what you asked and more.


Regards Neil.

Feel free to read my reef chronicle (link under my avatar)

 

[Darkwrym]

Excel spreadsheets and the Reef Tank Pro app for my iPhone. Usually I'll take my readings and write them on the Excel sheet and enter them into the app. Once a month I'll enter them into the copy on my computer. The app also allows you to create your own entries such as additives and activities.

 

[Choff]

I use an app (iPad & iPhone) called Aquarimate. Been using it for about 5 or 6 weeks, it's pretty good and gets updated by the developer. It does what you asked and more.


Regards Neil.

Feel free to read my reef chronicle (link under my avatar)

I also use this because I can sync it between my android phone and iPad mini. Quite happy with it and it's actively developed


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[Big Pete]

Hi jkeff2010

i am using aqauticlog and it is proving to be good, check it out at this link
http://www.aquaticlog.com/?page=home

cheers

Big Pete

 

[OneFishTwoFish]

I'm also using Aquarimate on my iPhone. I think it's good, and easy to use. I wish there was a way to export data so I could keep a copy.

 

[Frankie]

I did the good old method of pen and ink up until now.
once I start logging again i will be searching out an app. Love my note3!

 

[Oxylebius]

Pen and ink, excel and spreadsheet are what I use. I have calendar reminders for changing chemical filters, light bulbs, and soaking/cleaning pumps.

 

[Smoker]

ReefCon 2000 is free and seems to have been abandoned by its author. Its available for download all over. It does much more than I use it for.

 

[OnTheSQ]

I use the ipad app aquaimate it was £6.99 but it's great

 

[Scottwolver]

I also use aquaticlog and have found it to be very useful.